1 tap
to buy, with SOL
Native on pump.fun
Your coin lives on pump.fun and shows on Axiom like any other. Traders buy it with SOL in one tap; the route through the host is automatic.
how it works
One loop.
Supply only goes down.
Launch a coin. Every trade burns the coin you love.
- 01 Launcha beta, paired with a host
- 02 Tradefees paid in the host coin
- 03 Splitvault share · launcher share
- 04 Burnhost supply goes down
00/why fireballv3
Three reasons, in our own numbers.
0.5%
of every trade, by default
Burns more
Up to 1.5% of every trade burns the host. You set the creator fee, 1% to 3%, and the vault's share.
50%
of the creator fee
Half the fee is yours
Paid to you in the host coin, locked on chain at launch with the admin revoked. Nobody can change it, us included.
0%
Fireballv3 takes nothing
The fee splits between the burn vault and you. We are not a shareholder; we only pay the network fee for each burn.
a burn is a burn
Not a dead address. A burn instruction on the host mint, so the supply the mint itself reports goes down. Every receipt shows before → after.
01/the loop
Four steps, one signature.
step 01
Pick a host
Any pump.fun coin you hold and love, paired with SOL or USDC. Your new coin, the beta, is paired with it: every buy and sell of the beta is priced in the host.
step 02
Launch the beta
Name, ticker, picture, a creator fee and a split. You sign once. The split is locked on chain in the same transaction with the admin revoked, so nobody can change it, including us.
step 03
Every trade pays the fee in the host
pump.fun takes the creator fee from each trade of the beta, in the host coin, and holds it for the fee-sharing config: the burn vault's share and yours.
step 04
The vault burns its share
A worker distributes the fees and burns the vault's share with a real SPL burn instruction, so the host's supply goes down. Each burn writes a receipt anyone can check.
02/the fee math
Drag it. Watch what burns.
The creator fee is set at launch, between the bounds below. Of that fee the burn vault gets at least 50%; the launcher gets the rest. What burns per trade is creator fee × vault share.
1%3%
min 50%100%
SOL
burns, in the host coin
0.05SOL
0.5% of every trade
50%burn $HOST
50%launcher
- the launcher earns
- 0.05 SOL
- Fireballv3 takes
- 0 SOL
03/the burn vault
One address. It only burns.
Every beta's fee lock names this address as a shareholder. It receives the vault's share in each host coin and only ever signs burns. Anyone can watch it.
04/the receipt
What a receipt proves.
Each receipt is one transaction: the fees distributed and the vault's share burned, in the same signature. It records the host mint's supply just before and just after. Open the transaction on Solscan and you will see the burn instruction on the host mint, signed by the vault, and the supply drop by exactly that amount.
Open a receipt →05/faq
Questions.
Why does supply matter?
Market cap is price × supply. A burn takes tokens out of existence for good, so every holder owns a slightly bigger share of what is left. It is the one number nobody can argue with: it is on chain.
Why burn instead of sending to a dead address?
Tokens sent to a dead address still count in the mint's supply, and "dead" is a claim. A burn instruction lowers the supply the mint itself reports. No trust required.
What does Fireballv3 take?
Nothing. The fee splits between the burn vault and the launcher, and Fireballv3 is not a shareholder. The platform wallet only pays the network fee for each burn.
Can the split change after launch?
No. The fee-sharing config's admin is revoked in the launch transaction. Every beta page shows the lock as it stands on chain.
Which coins can be a host?
A pump.fun coin paired with SOL or USDC that is not itself paired with another pump.fun coin. The launch form checks it on chain before you sign.
Where do I trade?
Anywhere that trades pump.fun coins: Axiom, pump.fun, DexScreener. Every beta page links them; Axiom routes a SOL buy through the host in one tap.